Invent novel information processing approaches and computer architectures
Explore digital, analog, multi-die, and emerging architectures
Architect, design, and oversee the testing of ASIC prototypes
Design FPGA-based emulation platforms and ASIC testbeds
Collaborate with leading faculty and partners
Craft funding proposals
Work on a hybrid schedule in northern Virginia
Qualifications
PhD in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Computer Science
Strong RTL digital design skills (Verilog/System Verilog/VHDL)
High-quality publications related to computer architecture and/or chip design
Demonstrated ability for clear communication
U.S. permanent residency or U.S. citizenship
Why is This a Great Opportunity
35 person group which is part of a 250-person research team. Fantastic tuition reimbursement program. My client is involved in the creation of superfast computational devices to perform calculations previously impossible to do. Recent PhD's in EE or CE will be considered but it's preferred they have some publication history.